UPS Deploy Google Cloud's AI and AnalyticsUPS Reimagines the Way Goods Move Across the Globe with Google CloudLeading logistics firm extends collaboration by deploying new Google Cloud data analytics and artificial intelligence technologiesGoogle Cloud and UPS announced an expanded collaboration to evolve UPS’s global logistics network technology and advance its world-class digital experience for customers and employees. As the logistic firm’s strategic cloud provider, Google Cloud will provide increased cloud capacity, and new data analytics and artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) tools to help UPS improve its supply chain efficiency across customers and business partners, and bolster its customer service across online channels worldwide. Under the expanded agreement, Google Cloud is providing UPS with increased network, storage, and compute capacity—as well as new data analytics and industry-leading AI/ML technologies—to increase customer visibility into shipments, improve decision making, and enhance control over how UPS delivers more than 25 million packages a day around the globe. In fact, using Google Cloud’s real-time analytics tools, UPS can make more targeted operational adjustments by detecting and addressing potential issues that may arise at any point with the shipment. “UPS harnesses massive amounts of data throughout its Global Smart Logistics Network to provide our customers with unmatched service,” said Juan Perez, UPS Chief Information and Engineering Officer. “By expanding our use of Google Cloud, UPS can achieve a higher level of predictive data analytics capabilities, improve our customers’ experiences and generate operational efficiencies, while also reducing our carbon footprint.” Since their relationship began in 2018, UPS and Google Cloud have together worked on several joint initiatives, including:
“Through our work with UPS, we’ve seen firsthand the impact that AI/ML and data analytics can have on the consumer experience—getting their packages delivered on-time and stress-free,” added Kirsten Kliphouse, President, North America, Google Cloud. “As we advance our relationship, we’re dedicated to helping UPS continue unlocking the power of data in new ways to make informed decisions and deliver on its digital logistics vision.” Source: Google Cloud media announcement |